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  • X xm34@feddit.org

    My prime example would be Donald Trump. Hideously looking and true evil while dumping strength, dexterity, constitution (unfortunately not enough), intelligence and wisdom, but he undeniably has at least an 18 in charisma.

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    lwl@lemmy.world
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    Tbh I don’t really get why though. Clearly he’s good at getting people to listen, but… why?

    Hitler was similar (except I’d say better looking) but listening to his speeches I at least get how he had crowds cheering. Trump could say things I agree with and I’d still not want to listen to him.

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    • heythisisnttheymca@lemmy.worldH heythisisnttheymca@lemmy.world

      wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad

      charisma is selling salsa

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      Iron Lynx
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      You went a few steps too far.

      Charisma is your ability to sell a tomato based fruit salad

      Wouldn’t that be Salsa?

      Guys, I found the bard!

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      • R redditrefugee69@lemmynsfw.com

        I have never seen Intelligence contrasted with Wisdom in a way that felt fitting. Does an intelligent person not know when not to speak?

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        Iron Lynx
        wrote last edited by iron_lynx@lemmy.world
        #53

        High intelligence low wisdom turns you into an unskippable cutscene of deep exposition.

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        • J jjjalljs@ttrpg.network

          One of the things I liked about the Chronicles of Darkness system is it cleared this up nicely. Stats were in a 3x3 grid.

          One axis was physical, mental, social

          The other was Power, Finesse, Resistance.

          Want to shove something? Physical + Power. That’s strength.

          Want to figure out a riddle? Mental + Finesse. That’s Dexterity Wits. (Edit: wrote dexterity originally, meant Wits)

          Command attention? Social + Power. That’s the Presence stat.

          Lie and misdirect? Social + Finesse. Stat was called Manipulation.

          Now you can have a character that’s commanding without also being a natural liar and flirt. DND doesn’t help let you do that because the concepts are bundled together into a single stat.

          (You could invest separately into like Expression for making speeches and Deception for lying, of course)

          Humans are rated 1 to 5, where a 5 is the peak of human capability. Presence 5 is like AAA movie stars and great leaders.

          Of course, if you add supernaturals to your game a starting chump vampire could have seven presence if they take Majesty as their power, and become a nearly irresistible magnet of attention.

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          Iron Lynx
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          Want to figure out a riddle? Mental + Finesse. That’s Dexterity.

          Wait, wouldn’t it make sense to figure out a riddle with Intelligence? And for Dexterity to be Physical + Finesse?

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          • festnt@sh.itjust.worksF festnt@sh.itjust.works

            i like how according to this everyone just has a big stick stowed away somehere

            edit: wait now that i looked again, those are the exact stats for a fist in pf2e if you were level 0 and trained in unarmed attacks

            assuming dnd fists work similarly, why didn’t they just put in a fist instead of a club?

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            Iron Lynx
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            I mean, plenty of people might be walking around with something roughly stick-shaped. Be it a broom, a shovel or an umbrella, it’s all a more effective weapon than bare hands

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            • I Iron Lynx

              Want to figure out a riddle? Mental + Finesse. That’s Dexterity.

              Wait, wouldn’t it make sense to figure out a riddle with Intelligence? And for Dexterity to be Physical + Finesse?

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              jjjalljs@ttrpg.network
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              Riddles are often lateral thinking or other cleverness, so they seem more finesse than power. But yes, I wrote “dexterity” when I meant “Wits”.

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              • J jjjalljs@ttrpg.network

                Riddles are often lateral thinking or other cleverness, so they seem more finesse than power. But yes, I wrote “dexterity” when I meant “Wits”.

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                chatokun@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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                I may be dating myself as an older weeb with this reference, but Osaka from Azumanga was not what you’d consider intelligent, but she got riddles instantly because she just thought weird.

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                • XylightX Xylight

                  The words in the pictures have some diabolical keming

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                  threelonmusketeers
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                  !keming@lemmy.world

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                  • B beargun@ttrpg.network

                    jpegging a pdf will do that for you

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                    87six@lemmy.zip
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                    I hate it when I be jpegging my pdf in hospital then her doc walks in on us

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                    • M mourningdove@lemmy.zip

                      Those are SO not in the order I remember back when I used to pay.

                      It was:

                      STR
                      INT
                      WIS
                      DEX
                      CON
                      CHA.

                      As an added bonus, I remember the coin on the character sheets as being:

                      Gold
                      Silver
                      Copper
                      Platinum
                      Electrum

                      Probably helps to know I played in the late 70’s when campaigns like Keep on the Borderlands was a new thing and came in a box.

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                      Malgas
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                      I think it was 3e that changed it so that the stats are grouped as physical, then mental. And decimalized the coinage, for that matter.

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                      • Tlaloc_TemporalT Tlaloc_Temporal

                        Because DnD fists do 1 + STR damage, no dice at all.

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                        festnt@sh.itjust.works
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                        oh i did not know that. thx

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